No pix of me and my crew?

Via Cal Tech Girl.

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What knocks me out is that there are two Bear Flag League (California-based) bloggers on this list (Tammy Bruce, and me), and a total of four "Tiara Media" (Cotillion) sites, including Mary Katherine Ham's, The Anchoress', SondraK's, and the one you're reading now.

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. . . is hosted this week by classy Cassandra, who put it together with sass and verve. James Lileks is expected to drop by just to check out her cool mid-century graphix.

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where she has the Cotillion Ball up—aka the Carnival of the Fiercest Babes in the Blogosphere.

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Girl on the Right has one of the most creative Cotillion roundups I've ever seen: not only is there a theme (as usual) and interesting pix (as usual, except when I'm doing it and the images are all picked out but MT is giving me trouble), but she actually has recipes up as part of the post. Very clever.

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Are determined to make New Year's Day last all week long! Today, the North American Patriot hosts our special New Year's Cotillion Ball.

Drop on by and see what the smartest babes in the 'sphere think and feel about the issues of the day. (All but me: I'm shallowly asking for more participation in my Reader Survey, which will enable me to become the Blog Tycoon I was always meant to be. I mean, it's painfully clear that I'll end up as the William Randolph Hearst of New Media, so I'd best get started now. Hey--want to buy an ad? It's cheap!)

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Tammy of A Mom and Her Blog is hosting this week's dance of The Cotillion. As usual, the offerings of writing runs the gamut of topics from gun rights to the reason for the season.

Well worth the read!

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She's got the new short-and-snappy version of the Cotillion Ball!

Go see what the smartest chicks in the 'sphere are writing these days.

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Over at The Gray Tie this week!

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it's the Cotillion Ball—European edition!

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Over at Portia Rediscovered.

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Why, yes: we are all witches. When did you first suspect this?

A special thanks to Girl on the Right for acting as hostess this week. It's a nice roundup.

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We're down to four finalists in the "dishy conservative guys" competition. Naturally, I didn't vote because I don't approve of this sort of thing. Still, I'm hoping Beth posts more pix.

'Cause how can it hurt?

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Vote for the King of the Cotillion!

(In other news, the Red Cross is offering a course in digital photography to the family/friends of conservative male bloggers . . . Hey! Why's everyone mad at me again?)

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1 in my defense, Beth didn't bother to ask me which picture that I wanted to use. I either might have used this one or something from here

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2 I didn't think yours was bad at all. Fact is, I'm surprised so few bloggers have plain old portraits (snapshot-style) of themselves.

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3 well, I have 'em now...for the dozens...and dozens...of my adoring fans. (it would be hundreds if we could get that anonymizer thingee to work)

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Be sure to check out this week's roundups of smart-chick commentary.

For one-stop shopping, check out our main Cotillion site at Munuland, and just keep scrolling down; everything is cross-posted there.

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. . . just did an entire Cotillion Ball roundup. Singlehandedly. From the airport. As the rest of us were wondering what to do about the effects of the evil Katrina.

This is a chick who knows how to take charge, and go way above and beyond the call of duty.

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Stuff like this.*

*In case you were wondering, CGWLTF = Conservative Girls Who Love To Fuck. There's an auxiliary: CGWLTFBPGH (Conservative Girls Who Like to Fuck, But Prefer Getting Head). The two groups cooperate on all kinds of ventures: sewing shirts for the soldiers in Iraq, handloading ammo for Special Forces in Afghanistan, knitting vibrator cozies. You know.

For more on the Cotillion ladies—some who do, and some who do not, talk like sailors—see my Cotillion blogroll of sexy warmongers on the left sidebar, under "links."

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Go catch up. If you like my blogging, you're going to love these other center/right/libertarian chicks.

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It's dance time this week for the ladies of the cotillion, some of whom are donning their black leather jackets and motorcycle boots to go down and catch the punk groups that are now starting to tour again, such as X.

Remember that you can dance for real if it's new wave music, but if it's outright punk you're going to either do the pogo or the worm. We'll look ravishing doing it, as long as we remembered to cut our hair into mohawks— or dye it burgundy. Or at least give it that Laurie Anderson look.

All the dances are here at the main cotillion site. And be sure to check out the individual dances at Reasoned Audacity, The Anchoress, and Jody at Steal the Bandwagon.

Ilyka Damen has fun with the Code Pink 4th of July “celebration”—complete with its talking points written by a man.

Christina at Feisty Repartee shares some colorful memories of her mother’s passion for gambling—particularly on the Las Vegas strip.

e-claire has a special potato salad recipe!

Dr. Sanity discusses denial—and, not so incidentally, the Democratic Party.

Girl on the Right analyzes the implications of CanadaÂ’s new bill, that (as I understand it) outlaws discrimination against gay couples by CHURCHES. Of course, this is a very strange notion to the Stateside mind, but thatÂ’s because some sense of church-state separation has probably worked its way permanently into my brain.

Darleen has a Stateside meditation in honor of our Independence Day on the nature of being “American.” (Of course, some of her points can be extended to all North American culture, and some apply to Western Europe as well. But she starts in the U.S., in honor of Independence Day.)

Florida Cracker discusses the interesting developments in Iran.

Crystal Clear discusses the practicality of JPL’s/NASA’s latest endeavor—bringing out the sexists in her comments section. (I kid you not; one of these gentlemen conflated “science” with “arithmetic,” and then denigrated her intelligence! It was priceless.)

Stefania at the delightful bilingual blog Free Thoughts shares her convictions about the G8 summit, focusing on 1) debt relief for the corrupt nations in Africa, and 2) the situation in Iran. Regarding the matter of African aid, she wisely opines:

Free money is inherently corrupting in a poor society. It is a dangerous drug, and it is irresponsible to prescribe it without close supervision to counteract negative side effects.

While discussing on how to reduce poverty and help the countries and peoples in need, the G8 leaders should commit themselves to promote democracy and self-government in Africa. They should help strengthen the newborn democracies like Senegal, Nigeria and a few others.

Can I get an “amen”?

Sadie at Fistful of Fortnights scores an interview with Velociman

And Lisa over at Just a Girl in the World mulls over the issues of freedom vs. respect for the American flag.

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The long-awaited fourth installment of this week's Cotillion went up a little late, due to technical difficulties. Go ahead and catch it here. Now you have links to carry you through the end of the week! Plus nice pix of pinup girls!

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